Haha
How did we get from stop losses to rose compost haha
Haha
How did we get from stop losses to rose compost haha
Nice one, Toekan!
You must have a head for numbers, then, I suspect!
I hope you do not get fired before you made your first Forex million
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That was a risk that I took with my post. As with many posts they can be read in different ways, like you read mine. In this case I missunderstood what you ment. My bad.
Have you also seen that Icelandic series, “Trapped” in your part of the world?
Yes, it was fantastic! How on earth did most of the characters all go round without scarves and hats
in the middle of an Icelandic snowstorm and survived???
haha
Have you seen it?
Yes, last episode next week. Dont tell me whodunnit!!
i think winter survival is probably assisted with an ample dosage of internal “antifreeze”
Dangerous stuff, that cloudberry liqueur … it dilates the veins and promotes heat-loss while actually making you feel warmer.
Hmmm, sounds like just the thing for forex traders!
Ahhhh like sloe gin? Mmmm
When I was learning English, and before I’d seen the name in writing, I used to imagine that “slow gin” was a weaker kind, that probably took longer to inebriate people than “normal gin”. :8:
Let me share the experience. It happened many times when the price does not reach the stop loss 2 pips and turns, bringing profit. The same happens with take-profit. My philosophy - it is part of the profit - it is better than nothing, so I often put a stop-loss to breakeven. But, nevertheless, it all depends on market behavior. When setting stop orders, you need to be guided by the support and resistance levels.
It’s typically a good practice to move your stop to a breakeven point (even better being breakeven + 1R) after a position has moved in your favor.